Time for Dorm Raids Sparks Spring Tension
Editorial notes the yearly emergence of dorm raids as a campus craze, citing past incidents at University of Florida Nebraska Iowa Purdue Denver Otterbein and others, with dismissals for offenders and near misses at Indiana Yale and Harvard. The piece warns Kent State students about escalating rioting on campus.
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Columbia University
University of Miami
Universities of
Florida
Nebraska
Iowa
Purdue
Denver
Otterbein College
Ohio
Indiana University
Yale
Harvard
Kent, University
Letting Off Steam and Harvard Riot Reflections
University police report tips on two raids that failed to occur. DALE ROWE notes such actions lead to suspension. After a Harvard riot the student paper blamed police for undermining good natured understanding. dorm raids are hoped to be avoided this year.
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Dale Rowe
University
Harvard
Bricker Criticizes United Nations and Press Freedom
Pan World News host recounts ex Governor John W. Bricker's remarks doubting the UN’s longevity and proposing withdrawal as a remedy. He questions Bricker’s view of presidential powers under the UN covenant and mocks isolationist labeling while noting Bricker’s televised appearances and frequent homebound travel.
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John W. Bricker
Ohio
United Nations
J.g
John
Jeepers The Creepers Autograph Request For Rathbone
A Cleveland writer details meeting Basil Rathbone before his performance, seeks the actor’s autograph for the Creepers of Cleveland, a Baker Street Irregulars chapter. He explains the group’s Holmes lore, Creeping Men of Cleveland rites, and hopes Rathbone may perform a Sherlock Holmes play in a future tour.
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Mr. Rathbone
Baker Street
Cleveland
Creepers
Sherlock Holmes
Creeping Men of
The
Sherlock
Holmes
Hanna Theatre
Watson
Letters to the Editor on line cutting and assembly exits
Readers criticize cafeteria line cutting by a few students and the need for more student workers at noon and for evening events. A second letter condemns students leaving early from Basil Rathbone's lecture and calls for better crowd control by the Assembly committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psychology
Margaret A. Lunn
Dietitian
Kent Stater
Basil Rathbone
Kent State Stater: Staff and publication notes
Editor in chief Fred Blankenship and staff listed include Jim Branigan, Marge Choate, Jim Young, Cal Ratcliff, Steve Turchik. The Kent Stater is a weekly issue Tuesday to Friday during the school year, with summer Thursdays, suspended during vacations, entered Oct 11, 1927, in Kent Ohio.
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Fred Blankenship
Jim Branigan
Marge Choate
Jim Young
Cal Ratcliff
Steve Turchik
Kent Stater
Pestaes
Kent
Comeen Oe Be
Eee
Merrill Hall
Kent State University
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